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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 27, 1923 · page 12

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r you an m‘x‘lsiOll‘ny tempted to buy lumber priced . mg
' less than u appears to be worth amply bee-nee the price 'Illola
traciiw flout :«quenl Milieu you me that you are “MW ulna
it up in 4 \perlence end like yon:- medicine like 3 little men.
.i.r in «In ("nu-e. buy from a tried and true firm whose service
:1 pnlil ~. mum-z! their (winners hue We" right. ‘

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“aged m to ghynou the beat and fullest \eiue.

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‘iheetrotmk ( t‘lolrx. Corned Well Bards. McNeil-'5 Shingles.Good
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FEED STORE

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" tention or e cup-mom:- BRIDGEPORT AUTO.
mfi'cmg WRECKING CO.

1810 30th Avenue

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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OPTORIETRIST 3!
3min Building. Washington at. gum . 00"-
380mb Norm-elk Phone 9032 on. mu“ m

second-Hand Pam and Time to
Fig Any Make et Ger.

' A Complete Assortment of
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F°R“B,u‘“ DR. THEODORA
0' 51133"- SHREITER

79 Washington St. Phone 1032
E. K. Banks

Natureopethic Phylician
man-mom. TREATMENTS

 

 

, - . OF ALL KINDS.
Mdlim kemn Hotel BIOCk E TRIO LIGHT BATHS ‘5,”
MIN”! NORWALK. SHOWERS.
MASSAGE—SPINAL
TREATMENTS.
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for Ali in: Except Coalitions
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FALL SUITS
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OLD FRIENDS AT TEE $15.00 to§35£0
OLD PRICE The [given Priced Store in the
NONIILI.

 

The Old Well 5c Cigar
I’eriecto Bouquet, 13c

ASHER GLICKSON

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it MAIN ST. 140an
Dine at the 01d Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH s d P
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and ' Wagons RED

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REPAIIUSG ASD OVERHAUIJNU

5H1 n] .‘lDrnhSlIK, (JUN-‘0 PARTS ASD.ACCESSORIE§
Phone 2216

F H. BAXTER HAYDEN

o sou‘rH MAIN “REE" AUTOMOBILE CO.
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234 Eil‘sl. Ave. Phone 1501

 

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“'EAF. New York (492 M’elers)
11:00 a. ri.--‘\lu:-
. ill.*""L\".
. Freinms; A. Harlin.
tin—"llam-
‘ by Mrs.
4:25 p. m.-—lron(‘ Isa rhara.
Dramatic Fr-prnno. :
, baritone, accompanied by
'. lingers.
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tic reader.
4215 r. Iii-«Aria Rul'vfn. pianist.
' . m.——Ecrtlm, Miller. drama-

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auspn-wa of the
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lll.-.ll‘:.’10 Mitchell.
rlc Soprano.
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ill.-~Ji".':-.‘il"
ric Soprano.
ill. ~—\ invent
liis Ul‘l. Inst: .1. lI‘tna II :1“ Iliu‘c
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“ 0R. Nouark.
(40.3 Motors )
2.30 13.111 —-.\ndri. w \\ otlmrspoon

":45 p. m.—~Louise S. Hammond
in -C hlnose :ongs and lore “iih flute
no: omp:1nimt..iit .
in. ~—( 'oniinuution of barl-
ionv- solos by Andrew \\ otherspoon.
‘ . m.—Rt$alle Stewart in a
“M hat Women Have
llnne in 'rll“(llliC&il Productions"

6: 13 p. m-—-—.\ talk by Mrs. \cr—
non Quinn on I‘oautirul America.
' ill 44 Music
:"-*Tom C'oopers Countrv Club

Ev'Il prom-am.
"am: Nations

to, Make Bas~
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(331 Meters.)
. m ~Tixiligln talus for the
Period—Letters
- Enzland Homestead.
. lli.‘-~(":‘KJLPFI by
‘ . somatic: Gustav LaZaz-
liloundl‘ Turner
. uncompanisi.
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grown-ups l‘y Urison S. Murden.
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and 'L‘dward Ii.

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Spot‘t Talk 13::
' “Ink—Mallow Hillside. More.
‘ (309 Meters)
12:00 Noon-Noon day progrrfln.
. m.-.\'cw England Weather

12:45 p. m.-C‘loeing Report on Fur-
morr.’ i’roduce Market Report.
m.—~Closing Stock
Ailmrlvrin People"
in -Code Practice.
number 199

m. ~Exoniug Frost-am:
. “Bits of Wisdom" ‘

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.‘.s<':«l:int Trust
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. L'onvr-ri ivy Seno-ord's Orchmtra
of Maldrn. Mms.
:‘. "Stories for Parents".

Amrad—"Tlm Voice of the Air."

1
\\'Jl—-.\'cw TOrk (455 Riviera)
:00 p. ni.v-t‘hris:nias Holiday L‘nn-
; the b‘t‘siiral Mixed Quar-
WI l‘l ospv‘cls for
n m.~—l‘:ano recital by Child
Pupils of Maude \Yood.
" . m.—Closing reports of the
' York State Dept.
and Markets: Farm and Home re-
I‘lnring quotations of
York Stock Exchange;
oign (‘XL‘hflng’Z quotations: Cumin;

Li

ilolrl l’e nnmlxanln, . caused the number of registered
' 2'”? r. m-~"Jack Rabbit Stories" by
David Cory.

:30 p. ru.—-ll.mm~ prl‘gram by Into;
V well over I‘LOWJ‘HH. will: a sub-

:UO :1. rim—Dance program.
:15 p nI.——Spiciul cumin: radii)
organ rccnal plu \ed in) J.'l‘hu15-
ion Noe on the \\‘anamnkcr Au-
ditorium (IIgarI
9:0" 3‘; m. —~Ma)or Hglans People:
4 otu‘crt.
9; .5 p. m.——Timn signals and weath-
lr {or t :Isi rolrunumitiod from the;
:zn‘ournmcnt Elation NA A at Arl-
glen.
1"3" p Ills—”1.7371?!” program by the
Hotel Commodore Orchestra. ‘

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“‘GY Schl‘nccludy. 1?. Y. .I
(350 Bletrrs)
.53 a. m ——Timr. signals.

30 p m ——Sl‘0r\r market report.
:4!) p m —I‘rodur_e market report.
:43 3». Ill.-~Vi“‘alh0r report.
2:0“ p. m.--.\lusic. and address. “11hr:

Kindergarten as a Moral Force,"

Mira Lillllnn Goetz.
6.00 p. m.~l"roduco and stock mar-

ket quotations: news bulletins.
6:17: p. 1n.——\\‘eckly report. on condi-

tions of roads in NC“ York Siatc.
7'43 p m ~.‘.lu:l I‘nl program by the
Fort Change Soul-:iy Orchestra.

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Farmers and .‘lllUmODik‘fi

The National Automobile Cham-
hnr or ifmnmt‘rc" has answered the
question of how the l" 7939. 699 ret~
isinml motor tars in this country in
192‘: “on disirilmtel among um:
population in a. series of lat-lea and
graphic chants which comprise in a.
llleia-Ill‘k‘ n11 imlvx to economic and
li-ing conditions in American com-
munities oi all sizes. says \\'orld's
Work for January. One surprising
fax-t is that lifts-par cent. or nearly
one third of the total number of our:
in thin country are. owned py {arm-
ors and other 1".‘i'bt‘llfi living in tho
ruuntry or in loom: of less than in
mm population. Thou 11 this seems
a high proportion of c. r ownership
union: tarmcro‘, the Chamber thinks
that the tigurc should in: higher. and
possibly it Will be for 1323. The es-
timated production of automobiles
and motor trucks for 1923 was about
4.000."!!1'. and n l:II‘:.;u percentage of
this production \\ 21:; of the makes
usually used by (armors. The large
production of motor cars last par

automobiles to leap to li.57l,000 on
July 1. 1923. and-undoubtedly the
figure at the Phil of the year was

 

 

stantially largo. intrease to be ex-

:45 p. m. -—'lhc “'orldn Work. potted among farmers. ~-

TWO ROYAL MARRIAGES TO LINK ITALY AND BELGIUM

 

 

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merits.

Springfield, Mass.

H. A. MEAD
8 No. Main Street

In EVery [Department 011

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f EVERY PERSON wrm

TYPEWRITERS

\VE SELL. REPAIR. RE- BL ILD. RENT,

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Should Make This Toni .
New 5:...” 1-th Works: Remington, Underwood, L C. Smith. Royal,
Check Protectors .lddil‘." Machines

If your Typewriter is giving you trouble let us look it
over and submit an estzmate for o erhau‘; ing Or by

still, we can‘quote you an allowance in trade for another m.

. First hold your face close to
“earning water. using a towel to i
catch the stea Next dry and I
apply a special isappcaring skin
cream, such as KLEER Rub until

We are Dealers for the Silent Model L C. Slilitil Vsiblc
Typewriters. Special Rates on Long Term Fe 2:215
writers sold on Monthly Payments.

PLUMMER TYPEWRI TE}. L-.-H.“\F E
156 FAIRFIELD AVE, BRIDGEPORT CONN
23 Years in Bridgeport - - - - Tolcpizonr Barnum 2339

Note how the sick skin res
absorb this healing substangg in
a few seconds. Itching stops al-
most at once. The iollowi day
may people report that p mplcs
are often gone. The severest case-
usually yields after a few treat-

 

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Klecr. used as directed abov'e. II
guaranteed to help rid the skin

 
 
 

 

EXCHANGE—ALL .‘I ARES

 
 

Oliver, Corona

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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of blemishes. If result: are not
satisfactory in your own case. re-
turn jar with remaininr content:
and your money will be refunded.
No questioqs asked. Belmont Ca. .

What to Take for

 

IEE’I‘H WITHOUT PLATES
l-, do painueu extractions,
no matter how difficult. by
Nap-a-Minit and Nerve
Blocking. 1 also do both
fixed and removable bridge:
at reasonable prices.

102 Washington St.

Phone 3120 Hours 9-3 F. 51.
South Sore-81k, Conn. <5

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AGENCY

“to. 3031 Wall and Commxroe Strut-H.

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1 1923 STAR SEDAN

,1 l 22 BL‘ICK TOURING, “T11!
“’NTER TOP.

1 1923 JEWEI‘I‘ TOURING

1 19:3 HARLEY - DAnosos
MOTORCYCLE “in: SIDECAR.

P. J. DiPiétro

FLINT DEALER

41 \VEST AVE. xonivm, or.

 

 

 

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O’CONNOR TAXI COMPAN Y

CAB SERVICE

PHONE
68

33 RAILROAD AVENUE

 

 

 

 

 

 

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JOB PRINTING

South 5 norwnk.

 

 

 

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DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
"Geode Cheer Within"

’ A Place a a: Per Exellanee

“bl CROW” to Order for Home U00

CATEIER FOR PARTIES

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